I like this homepage. We definitely need to make it more updatable and
with just the neded text, with a single word more.
I would replace Technology by Depelopment in the navigation bar.
Quim
En/na Andreas Nilsson ha escrit:
I am once again in need of people who can actually write. This time
Just my votes on this discussion.
- GNOME shouldn't use any proprietary font in the logo, website and any
documents generate having available free fonts.
- Bitstream Vera Sans for the logo.
Quim
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What about the luxi font family? They look good, and they come in some distros.
2005/8/15, Quim Gil [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Just my votes on this discussion.
- GNOME shouldn't use any proprietary font in the logo, website and any
documents generate having available free fonts.
- Bitstream Vera
On 8/12/05, YetZero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here, I have my entries. I tried sending them last week, but I had to
wait for moderator confirmation to send the images to the list as an
attachment. Well, they didn´t come at all, and I found where to upload
them. Here they are:
On 8/10/05, Andreas Nilsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did another poster to match the Official Desktop of Happy People one.
It seems like I didn't have support for thaiwanese, so that's currently
three squares in the png. Will fix it later. Hope to do them as pdf
soon, not sure how though.
On 8/10/05, David Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We would like to welcome you to Linux and the GNOME dekstop.
Welcome to the Official Desktop of Happy People!
Can we take out Linux and? GNOME isn't just for Linux, and I'd like to
see us establish our own brand presence (which might include
Hi all,
Here's an e-mail I got from the editor of tuxmag, which details some
criticisms of the desktop. It raises some points that are interesting,
and to which we should probably have an answer.
Cheers,
Dave.
Tux Editor wrote:
David,
The numbers come from Evans Data Corp. And it's a
Luis Villa wrote:
On 8/10/05, Andreas Nilsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did another poster to match the Official Desktop of Happy People one.
It seems like I didn't have support for thaiwanese, so that's currently
three squares in the png. Will fix it later. Hope to do them as pdf
soon, not
On 8/15/05, Rob Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/16/05, Luis Villa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Easy to get
With support from Novell, Red Hat, Sun and many others, getting GNOME
on your Linux or Solaris desktop has never been easier- just [link to
~davyd/footware/]click here[/] to find
Hi,
That was quite an interesting e-mail. Thanks for forwarding.
How do we deal with it?
Well, imagine the new version of OpenOffice.org which does not have the
toolbars with those bold/italics/underline buttons,
the left-right-center-justify buttons for paragraphs, allowing you to
change
Hi,
that's no really a surprise, isn't it? Given the editor, and his well
known opinon about GNOME?
For those that have read no issue yet: Issue 4 spend three and a half
pages to explain how to add numlockx to the GNOME startup session, and
it was unneccessarily emotional. Of course, it was only
On Monday 15 Aug 2005 23:57, Claus Schwarm wrote:
However, after talking a step back from the emotional affiliation with
ones own work, it may reveal that there's some insight to be gained in
the critic, even in the mail from the editor you posted.
The more interesting question would be: Is
On Mon, 2005-08-15 at 16:43 -0400, Luis Villa wrote:
On 8/15/05, David Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have gotten some notice that the next issue of tuxmag will contain a
negative article on GNOME - it's likely to get some slashdot-type
attention, so it might be an idea to be somewhat
quote who=Travis Reitter
Do we need a standard FUD response (like a standard FAQ)?
Guys, there was no FUD in this email, just a lot of standard Nick Petreley
attitude.
- Jeff
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You put on the pants, and the
You can't win a discussion with a journalist.
You can, by not discussing.
I would apply some Art of War here and I would create a Get the facts
on GNOME-like page with a link visible in the new homepage or the GNOME
introduction page. The objective of this page would be to summarize
GNOME's
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